Yes, there is an exit sign above this door.
Thank you to Darren Patton of Isenhour Door for today’s Fixed-it Friday photo.
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FF: To exit, push the button…
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The button releases all the locks!!!
Or are those fail secure locks???
Mag-locks are fail safe, but in addition to the button the mag-lock also has to be released by a sensor, activation of the fire alarm, and loss of power. And the slide bolts are still a problem.
– Lori
push, pull, retract, slide, at least it is not blocked by boxes
I wonder of this is a “classified” room as it is typical of a “classified” facility where there is an entry system on the outside that controls mag-locks seen in the picture in the upper area of the door. The button is to release the mag-locks to allow “EXIT” from the room. IF this is a classified room, then WHAT is a camera doing inside?
Yikes, they forgot the self latching part, haha
Looks like another typical door day in my life … I see this all the time and wonder just who is getting paid big bucks to inspect and not doing their job …
Oh wow. 2 slide bolts, 2 sets of alarm contacts, and a mag lock. I have to believe that Grade 2 aluminum body closer is also attempting the impossible with keeping that door shut every time someone walks past the PIR motion exit.
It could be the perspective, but that door looks like an odd size…perhaps they had trouble coming up with a mechanical option that would fit on the narrower door? Can’t do ELR under 30″ width, and it looks like it only ever had a detex ECL230 on it.
Well, the door has a green button – and it’s lit, so one knows what to push to get out. So this must be acceptable.
(sarcasm)